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Whole School Picture (4) 




Teachers and Facult> Pics (6) 
School Life (9) 
Art (14) 

Senior Class Officers (1 7) ^^'Tp*^ 
Whole Senior Picture (18) 
Senior Pics (20) 


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Junior Prom (28) ff \ 


VivJ 


Superlatives (34) ^/ 




Horoscope (42) 
Class Will (45) 






Baby Picrues (48) 




Clubs (50) 


Mt Saint Joseph's Philosophy 


Junior Pictures (54) 


Mount Saint Joseph Academy is a Roman 
Catholic, state approved secondarv school. | 
The Academy is "A Place to Belong" that 
welcomes all students, and provides a quality 
education based on Catholic Christian 
principles. 


Sophomore Pictures (58) 
Freshman Pictures (62) 
Retreats (67) 


As an academic communit>^ our main goal 

is to educate the whole person through 
inteasive ciricular, co-curriculai% and atliletic 
orotirams The acadcniv invites all students 

to share their gifts and talents for the 
betterment of the community and the world. 


International Students (68) 
Drama (70) 
Sports (76) 


We believe in the principles of compassion 
and justice. Mount Saint Joseph believes in 
creating a religious and moral enviroment 
where young people grow to a faith-filled. 
Catholic Cliristian maturity that helps them 
to achieve personal wholeness and to provide 
effective service to others. 


Project Help (106) 
Semi Formal (108) 
Class Favorites (111) 



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Dear Mr. Z, 

You are not onfy a teacher j But also ajiicnd and a mentor. In the dasroom you 
provicfe us with an education tfiat go&s way beyond the te;tt6ao£5. Tfie Cessons that 
you have tmi^flt us in tfie classroom have allowed each o J U5 to broaden our 
prospectives and tfiini outside oj the bo?c. The things we learn when we enter tfirougfi 
tfie classroom doors are things that we will carry with us tfirougfwut our entire Cives. 

A5 our junior class ad"vison you fief^ped" eacfi of us cfeveCop Cecufersftip spiffs oruf 
worked tire Cess fy witfi us to make sure we contp feted eacfi task. Ton fistened to our 
ideas and opinions^ and" affowed" us to make our own mistakes. Tfiis ^ave eacfi. of us 
the chance to grow and fiefped^ us begin to figure out tfie true meaning of feod'ersfiip. 

Tfie cfas5 of 2005 woufrf like to dedicate tfiis year6oo£ to you as a tfuin£-you Joryour 
friendship, ^uid^ance; and faith. As we leave MS], we will never Jorget all tfiat you 
Fuive done for us. We wil miss you! 



Sincere fy J 

Tfie Cfoss Of 2005 




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Dear Seniors, 

Let me first say Thank You for the opportunity to know each of you. by name' to have been 
walking with you when you overcame your failures, and been next to you dunng your successes 
and all of your accomplishments. From November to June I will learn much more about each of 
you and from each of you; so please take my words written now. as inspiration for the future Our 
academic programs, and our dynamic athletic and other co-curricular activities challenged you 
You passed the grade, you defeated your opponents, and you excelled in your chosen activity 
Congratulations. YOU made it! 

Use your time well. Be open to new ideas and experiences. Your future is all around you 
Choose a course of study that puts you on a path towards a career that works for you Don't let ' 
anyone limit you. Your journey into and out of MSJ began with dreams Your families friends and 
teachers had dreams for you and accepted the responsibility of making those dreams come tme 
Then, as you grew and matured, you challenged us to let you go, so that you could dream your 
own dreams and fulfill the responsibilities that are yours alone. You have the conftdence 
restt»ence. energy, and humor to continue to dream and grow throughout your lives Dreams cause 
people to struggle, to reach, to innovate, to create, to change. Dreams keep the world moving 
tonward. They spur our growth, causing us to reach higher, run faster, and grow in mmd and body 
Follow your dreams: never let them die. 

Your faith is God's greatest gift to you Cherish it. nurture it, live it My prayer for you is 
that when hardships and sadness come your way. you will lean on Christ to help you overcome 
them, For this is your true solace Your faith will mature as you do Keep open to it and it vkrill be 
there for you when you need it. You can't always control what happens in life, but you can always 
choose how you wjII react Believe in yourself .. and keep trying! Believe in your God hold Him 
dose to your heart and call on Him often. 

You are all special and unique; what you contribute to this class and to the wortd nobody 
e se can^ Have a passion for life Be people with integnty; be open and honest with yourself and 
others Hold the tove of parents, siblings, and family close to your heart for they are your 
touchstones, 

You have blessed my life these past year two years, Thank You. God bless you your 
families, this school, and all those who work so diligently and effectively to carry on the great 
traditions of Mount St Joseph Academy. Hopefully, the spiritual and academic opportunities 
afforded you will assist you in making good decisions for your future endeavors. 

You are a blessing and your lives are priceless! Good Luck and enjoy life! 
Sincerely, 

Sr. Kathryn dallagher. SSJ 
Principal 




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Sister Kiitiinti Gallagher, 
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Mr. Josie Aleman 
Mii. Sarah Bride 

Mr. JL^hn Callalian 
Mrs. EtlicrhiccircUi 
Mr. Antlxiny t' ire Hi 

Mr. Richard Dakv 



Miss Bern atiettc Fuller 
Mr. Clmrlcs GoiiJd 
Mr. JelTrey Jnhnsciii 
Mn^. Sally ^cl'c 
Mr. James Kelley 
Mrs. Keodra Larson 



Mr. Timothy McCuc 
M r. M a rt in M t: D on ougJi 
Mr. Tony Merehan J 

Br. James Moran 
Dr Nicole A. Preiser 
Mr. Michael Spatiter 



Mr. C harks Si evens 
Mrs, C J El vie Weuler 
Mr. Paolo /.an can arc 
Dr. P^irk'ta Zeller 
Dr. Robert Zimmcmian 
Ms, Jane Ahorle 



Mrs. Kailiy Bcvvi^ 
Ms- Margie C'anar>' 

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M rs. D la n a Lisc in sk; 
Ms. Carole Nmie 
Ms. Mary Laodry 



Mr.ManjhuH Prouiy 
Mrs* Sandy Ricci 
Dehbie Boucher 
Ms. Gayle Peterson 
kadogo 



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"Describe, yom most memorabie 
moment whiie atttnding MSJ." 




Carole Notte 
1964 



Bemadcttc Fuller 

1970 



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"My Freshman year 1 was walking out 
of schcKiI. past the new building thai 
they were building and I heard one of 

the (xmstructioE workers say: "Bill 
Mazoraski just hit a grand slam to beat 
the NYY.'* TTiat was a day 1% never 
forget-" 



-James Kelly 




James Kelly 
1961 



"Play off game at Saxtons River-Mr. 

Rizzicre was coaching-umpires were 
making calls with two baseballs in play at 
the same time!!" 

-Martin McDonough 




Anthony Merchand 
1968 



li^artin McDonough 
1964 




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*Price of a Candy Bar 
1937= S.05 
2005=: S1.25 



*Wii8t everyone was sayii^g 
1969=groovy ha by 
2005=$weet 



*Best Song out There 
1955s'<C3ieity Pink and apple 
blossom white." 
2005b Sweet Caroline" 



Diana Liscinsky 
1955 




Tim McCue 
1969 



"Favorite I V Show 
1969=Brady Bunch 
2005>GSI 



^EvaTone wanted to be driving a. 
1952= OldsmobUe 
2005sVolvo 



Christine Esposito 

1969 




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CoCin BuUeriy 



Angela Champine 




4 years gone by. I had 

a good time and made 
some great friends. K.C 
Kaiiks, Anth, DK, Pfadt, 

Stob, Greeno. Best of 
luck to ever) one still at 
MSJ. Thanks mom and 
dad and family for being 
there and putting up with 
me. My time is done and 

now I have to carry on 
SEE YA!! 



*^ Listen to the musie 
inside of your soul and 
rock out to it*^ I want to 
thank my family and ni\ 
friends especially for 
helping me to get this 
far. I love all of you!! 




Erin Davenport 



RoBert BeAngelis 



"Dance like no one Ls watchmg. sing like 
no one is listening, love like you'w never 

buen hun and [ivq Hicc ii's hcawn on 
Ea rt h. " - M ark T wain . 

Thiinkytiu (or all ilic svomJcrlul yeani. 
memories, ant! fncnds al MSJ. May life 
sihv;iys be heaven on eanh. To m- family 

1 wani lo tliank you, thrtii^h the gooti 
times and had you liave always been ni\ 

guiding light, tn Icith, ihsLnk ymi Uw all 

the fun limes and wonderiiil memories 
overiiie yeaf^. never Rirgei our summers 
m P(iultney. To daniellc- Thank you tor 
providing me wiih a Rutland hi>me and 

all of our Tunny moments at tl^i hfnise. 
Mandy- Never Tofgei tiur era ^y Poultncy 
limes as well as our Rutland times, ihank 

you For those memories and our tall^i. 
Mom, dad. family, and friends thankyou 
forever>'tliing and I love you aU! 




Cixo Fxptie^en fuegol Matt Ja to night 
r?l¥>ne calls. Crisp)', apple core, 3/3/3 
\K II e il d rop lol I Pnijce t H e Ift w it h 
buckles and Mr. Mart I Jamie, we 
un d c rst a n d e ac hot her , M a r k . H oe ke y 
t rips. enoi^h said. Best times with yoii 
guys!! Tliiuiks Prwrs. Mallinsons. and 
Wings, being my second iamily ily! 
Lindsay- 11_V!^4[ 1 don't know what I 
would do without you. \TMBA!I Corey, 

Tony. Mom. Dad. ilygl Thanks for 
I liUing up wiih me for 18 yrs. Good hwh 
rey make me proud . Class of 2005- hi 
will be remcmlTered. 



Amanda Frank 



Bifycwtt Garrow 




l.ot4 a I I hat sky .life's begun Nights an; 
warm and tlie days arc young..,rU stick 
with you bal>>' for a thousand yeani 
NtHhmg's gunna toueh you in these 
golden years... Some of these days, and it 
won't be long. Gunna drive back down 
owliere ytxi on ee be longed... Run fort he 
shadows, run for the shadijws 
Run for ihe sliadows in these golden 
yeani...'' 
-David Bowie 
Brill Ixst limesevcr!OCANADA, 
Mexico(over I lie Iwrder^Wiica* did 
1 Veshman year go? Too many times 
! tv ttK sister ! never had lien* July 1st. 
S image '04. P-i iz/le. ear hcarl hats ity. 
KrizzV' B- T own and back, J love 
Chinese. era/ y times. MofU- "Let's never 
talk about ihiti night again!" I'm coming 
to live wedding, Alie- Albany, and Uie 
walk, ""Where are weSr Bangs I'm gonna 
missytHi Leah and Enn Paul mey 4<-ver! 
MeCprmick-Bnijay surprk:. Mom and 
Dad 1 diin'l know wlicre 1 would be 
wiikuii yotL God Bless Ben! 



It's been real, its been Tun, its I 
been real fun hut 1 gotta go, 
I'm gunna miss everybody, ail 

the good times, thanks 
even' body for helping me gel 
through, especially my 
parents. Reid. and Mall 
Graham. 





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Mark Qaudreau 



DanieCle Geno 




MSJ Hockey, be ready For a 
little Gaudreau magic. Tennis 
season, lemon head, get in the 
I VP, straw snakes. "Bobby, 

moon him!". Trips to 
Burlington. Neil Diamond, 
the Blue mall. Poker ai 
John's, "Do you want anolher 
ticket?'', signs, it's all cromply 
(I never said that). Mom. dad. 
and Co. Love You. 



I've grown m ^%y% \ tlxiugiii 1 never 
could" Lindsay- V. 
13cavhJx'si rrii?nd forLt KE.FTown . TH E 

SEM VOICE!mainc. lilcwitkiut u 
wonthcconiplete Uove alwa>?<3*Lcah- 
cMrpllookin concave iciday. litsbsifittv 
wooi . Un c Squa rc What ?< .1 u * t'rin - 
ncckin.iix>niaiiy 
tncniorTCS.,myCf od ..<3Kri5-'*dem " Mully- 
ra m van ridcs&ba by d roc k. . i< 3u A n d K- u 

vc m y pa st&l*ui uiv. . J asm uic - 
saltnonelia*!iennifer-Tesas 4S:U>vc*Cart- ^ 

coid ice creain&imagmator-endkss 
pDssibtlities*C IPrior-iit call vtxJ & sparklv 
shtx^s* BD-C"osma& Talks.* Anllb 
c art liqtia kc !bttc kscratc lies! Kc-C' KS2 

n ^Tw * ti ust in -Quasiiiiod o&hluc 
eycsAdum KcnKouniry stmgs, line 
dance, baking brownies, and my lieari<3 
Art Clitss-lid, Jm. Mom and Dad- 1 
you inspiration and IxTpe-all m> 
love &sUengili,evcr\1 Inn g Tve done b 
I hail ks lo you giving me i he cuuragc to . 
tl) <3 always. Class ol 05.. '1i is beUer lo ' 
liavc leapt and fallen Uiati lonoi Ijave 
kixpt nt atl...FmanydoneJwogt waot!<3 




Brittanv GiBcauft 



Matthew Grafiam 



No Re&rcis. Mandy 
hcNi rritrndsfoTlirc<^3 ihtyfe AZ&Mcxici); 
04.wame 
gtris ; what ha ppe n sin Mon i re a 1st a y sin 

M on treal"-! akc it l it he grave Jen* 
livla kept n ,w/ man d solygaafsmcc 1 
stgr .fcrb-" 5m in solTja me "Ja\ IIM yG iris" 

G irlsN ^ht s/good I imes. 
r)k \]KmCmKpMrAsJs 'Once a lownie 
sl^vavsa townic ' Dcvin-htTl.i miss you 
H I K I d V < 3jc.ec .cc hesi s-uni me r 114' ja e- 
MIS I ^^i mily ,bc^ frien dsa 1 ways= n m 
\n4 to all m> friijnds who have stayed 
irix* to me tlvough yn iy&il>- u 
knuwwhuuurcKl -march 5i h, 
Kanks.^:32AM Mands^here did Inih 
y jir gi>?A n d S( >pl i?i r?-l Foun d 1 he nv a 1 1 
\ 1 i nin d P r ow & I he K ul > Fa ssed oui 
i: i>k f '1 r/ y n ight won ' I re mc m he r, M a rk- 
lyk si- couldn't liave asked lor a Kilter 
bin I St: I Ihfieha ve , ToM > 3siiil erst : r I Ik- 
t**si& ukiiijw H.Madi&Cedric 
m a kc t he world proud . M om&D ad - 
we vebcen through h all, w/o all or ur 
understanding and support i couldn't 
havir gfjiiLMi thmiigh these 4 
yT^.4y4ne\vrgUingupily.Send nieon m\ 
way fmally. I'm out! 




I came. I saw, 1 rocked. Somt- Ri^ek & 
Ri3ll words of the wise: 1 tie re nothing 
said thai can' 1 be sung..., A 11 you need is 
love. Don't be c rue ho the heart that's 
iiiic, 1 love Rix*k and nilL Pui anotlier 
dime in the Juke b^x. .Mama told me 
w tien J was youjig sit beside me my onty 
son,..>'ou'll tlnd a woman you'll find love 
don 'i rorijci scm iherc Ls some on up 
LiKssc...be a simple kind ol man. Don't 
change the way youkxjk for anyone- IF 
esus was tlx'^re he would wear blue jeans. 
God gave Hock&Roll toya. Lei il be. 
lieK' will be an answer let it be. Today's 
music amt got tlK' sintic souLl like that ol 
time RiK'k & Roll. 



Adam Qreeno 



Joshua Gregg 




\ man can be as great as lie wonts lobe, 
U'youhefeve in yourself and have tl^ 
courage , I he de te rm in at ic jn . t he 
dedication, ttic conipet alive drive, and if 
you are willing to sacritiee the lit lie 
things in life and p«iy the price for ihe 
things that are worthwhile, il can be 

done," -Vince Umibardl 
'The only way to have a friend is to be 
one R W. Emerson .,„Th;mks to my 
Mum. Dad. and sister for all of your 
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I had some great times at MSJ . Drama 
for four years, had fuu with that crew. 
PLaying Lacaisse for four y ears w as 
great, l^ad more fun on ilie vans ilwn 
anyw'liere else. And of cour^. fool ball 

for two yeai^. holU of them undefeated, f 
Itad some great teaclners along the way 

that have taught me lessons thai will sta> 
with me Tor the rest of my life. And for 

the past two years. I kept tl real at 
Staflord in MeelianicaJ Engineering, 
rna k i n g f rie n d s ove r t he a\ A n d ike . 
we're tlx? last of the Stafford kids, we 

sure had fun. huh? Oh yeah, and thanks 
to all tbim* "A bo Ivid fun with me akm^ 
the way, I pr^ihabtly would h^ive been 
bored wiiliiout ycia 




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Jung 

To all gtxxl friends ol ininc, "I IlkL' tu he 
me. If you like lobe ymi, please don't try 
H\ be ?*omeane else, you ;m* beautiful m 
wbo you arc. 1 love yim" 1 would like to 

give special thanks to aJI of mv 
International Students, my host family. 
I'liinTtpineSs and my stiecer learn. "We 
had a ga-'iit se;*™ this year. " I win ne%er 
forget. Tliank you Miil! You have been ;i 
great \xin of iny life. I appa^cbic vvhai 
you have done lo me, Tlianks iu all m> 
tcaeliersiai MSJ . I knim- J have been a 

real hugger to you 1 want to give 
special tlianks lo Miss Fuller. Mr iS:Mn>. 
Wetsler. Dr, Pri^ser, Mr. Mercliani, , 
Mr McCue. Mr, Spjit/er. Mr. Mrs. 
Chic. Mr. C ire Hi, Mr Stevens, and all of 
my teaches; tl^ank you vcr\ mueli. You 
guy^ iire my honi>r roll list. ScniorrijiJt ^ 
not let anything bother our luttire. let it 
roil^ let it be onr dream eomc true, bve 
you all and $ood \\xkm your future." 
Chice agin, thanks ver>" mueh to all of you 
who have been real,! 



Dustin 

Its finally oven Its been 
a fun ride. To all my 
friends thanks for the 
good times we need to 
keep up the tradition in 
college. To my dad and 
sisters I love you guys, 
thanks for always being 
there for me. 



Aiyson 

"Dare to Dream!" 



Kaitfin McCarthy 



Kevin McCormack 



KP friends (breverjacklita, 
niy sunsliinc, A lie sophomore 
vear. football games, I can't 
* lie 10 you! Anothony JF! 
Dusty daddy. Lin-Z Delilah 
basketball bus rides. Alex I 
and 2 BUG, dog. singing 
lessons, stuck in the seats, 
snownien. RAWR. Hamingo 
hunting. Lindsay PW bsH. 
Jason Htilloween cosUimes, 
57^ 5432 L tyfeihsm, ASB J 
niiss u so much. Kate D. hey 
briKio„,best friends, dancing 
ip the theater, my giri friend, 
flnmingo huttting. take it like 
a champ. 




Wow, h^h ^ichtxil summed up: ghetto 
Ightsai the pkx. New Years, Sea ace. 
lalloween, f at pride. 1,2.3, ptx>p. foot! 
:inehti. Superman'' Tore her in liaif like a 
plione booL Ham in go hunt in sled ding. 
rinkM.>me milk. wIkkc lawn am I on? 3 
double cheeseburgers annnd, Reid at 
nmetiec.cliiih. Get in the Navigatoft 
F rank you tiee ihat hit'.' ^read eagle 
biting mosijuiiosi. Poker Nightie, tin'kcy 
pi^/a. follow tlie golden arches, don't cut 
I UT those gu)'ft from CaslletDn. Sieink"^ 

hiiuse. fireworics in the road, Fason 
f iMer, null said, ^ood bye my lotxjve. rs 
eimtakHjpe? Hey CrLkxdeeapitaiion. 
Thfs is gunna be the be*i Clirist mas ever, 
Buitersyiju're going home in style, 
Gimna mis** you guys; Buiicni, Anth. 
Ksmks.Stob.P4ad.Biiek.tlie rest of tile 
Htnior squad a eouple wiptiomores and 
f roshcs. Mom, Dad thanks for putting up 
ith me, I kinks Icir ilic h.s. advke Pat . 
WilK . thanks for being tliere. 



Caiitin McCormick 



Joseph Park 



"As soon as you're bom you 
Stan dying, so you might as 
well have a good time/' Oh 
the memories.** Molla and 
Vlic storage bins, Molls- pep 
I ally junior year ( Rimdoml) 
A lie- buddy driving„DEER!. 
M,indy» Butlers, Anoth, Aiie, 
Duslin* CarU my birthday, 
Carl4ijpe tracks on the lawn, 
the joys of Physics lab with 

Nick* Junior Prom night 
f KP,Mandy) all good times. 
Mom. Dad. lait* Bridge, and 
Cul. thanks for everything: I 
love vou atk 




1 hank vou for the GREAT lunch taNc; 
PY.AR,hTJ£R.MG 
I So mueh l un roek e limbing. Climb Awav!! 

AF JKJ.KB Tiianks for the great RC 
' season, baling good in tlic neighborhood' 
^ A pplelie cs X^Toun t ry rockslfl will nv tsa 
^ you guys: Co. Jon es Turl k n ce k . M iko 
J ae ko Wacko, .Asian Brit nc y ^ ars. 
^^^M Shenequatl 1 wiH never forget my band!! 
Moving 10 tlv eountr> gonna eat a lot of 
[TcachcsSfThank you stv mueh. My family, 
^ my host iamity jmd friends. &all the 
I pet^le who have giivc me rides 
I llirotq^lKiui tile schod year! 



Shay Patten 



Christopher Pauze 




''in my litiie at MSJ Tve 
learned some interest ing 
things: Apple cores mean 
rouble for truck driver, chairs 
in 'I Hy, but in Biology Ntnja- 
stars do. Managed to beat 
Rutland in all three of my 
sports, soccer, hockey, and 
lacrosse. All in all I'm glad I 
came to MSJ and not 
Pouttncy." 



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Kristen Pisaneiii 




I lion 1 mean togooti a ram l^rcbui 
►XmcFLii s tt^rt'tgn pdky make* abtiul a,s 
mut:h sense as Beowulf having sex wiih 
Rufxn iniiton at tlv (im bank- of 
Ani ictcm,! mean whin a 
nirtjconservativcf dcfencsiraicii its 
Hiskuliiiiktix lltihjstcr 
d I? y ni on ohyd riixe li j t c, H c '5 ait 
iinaginaU>i-. You cimld \m Poland txil of 
liiisincs&. Is a(tvonc cl^^ s kc cnr^im coliJ? 

Bahh it san SLIV! 
\\ hid d iiwm n at iira V a n ;isgoi n ofoggin vx* c 
Is* Which ont^ aa* yciu thmkin' about 
kitim ? f diiin't swijier my?iclFihis 
nuimmg I ^i^ssurc vtm It j^ in my raccon 
woyntk. Lci's go drink tQl can 'I feel 
Iccling'ii unynjw^'. There i a dwarf m the 
arena! Step in 10 my ti(r(ee,M,Hovi coincs 
ever>onc'sgoi an unele whodoe^sluirM 
I broLigiii ^pcian^ for even body! 7 rip* lo 
Dl \ seholjr s Bowl brawL Kiayer. Look 



Kail- M\Sun!ihiiiL'& 12 years. JUi, BVf 
Ki7 ' i*e rl'ect ih\ neake s& Pain t ing 
BH'l KjnMrAHUg' tioiiti hme^^ in myrtle, 
Moll^' "tirve me ?.4>mc cJhtm '' Stop IH ing 
in lliere watching di^iney real early m 
MyrtlcXiO Vankii, 
Ed a- U almji StaHion* wsiotwinH, 4ih iloi>r. 
ILV. 

Mandy*BTcMn late nights. eai in g? 
Ken/.- Couch. !Eeltf^\ 4ili Woot, Gcebs* 
Girls niglit^, "5 miniifc* of lame'* A Ik;- A 
long trip since Mh gmd tMrixt ilie Cape. 
Fl L'l iMie rd aJe . e ve r>'» bin g . RS-lkst ButI 
Rkky tyle! Go yanks, ^ngcUib, I()/IU. 
D&Leah- ril never forget tlv trips after 

seliotil "I live liwiiic nights I won t 
a-mcmher wtihihc friend?* I will ncvi^ 
forgel.^ 

Dad. Mom. and John Daniel ihanl^ : 
for e\Tcr> thing you have done for me* a 
nieanji mom iliin yt>u ktiow. I kwc \ou 
aU! 



Lindsay Pour 



Dan telle: wow! V A Beach, Matne^ aw!soiiie 
gjEXJd limes in P-Town *Wi anyone else's ice 
cream cold? ''do you think ad am ha>$ repel it \e 
diseased hey Doe. what'ji the FreJich woril 
for imaginaior'r, hppcs for Immn hair, yoii ll 
ahvays be my beiil material for m\ jokes! 
C an'l wail rWthu apartment - bc^it friend' 
Adam: 3 yean* dow n. one logOp^.*? 
-•"you know all those Chinese pei^jpleT 
-"oh yeah, we kntm all of tfi:m/ 
Carl: "Do you etmnj Sajiia as holy?' Bobb> - 
one word- Cosmo? Katt; J J- "drums", delilah. 
"in da cJub", tltal drinL. wliai do we call ii?. 
ftshyii!! Mandy: fnisb ixna-^at w f Bird ma it , 
Chrk, Mark. AJamcs: Burlington inp- N(;i! 
Diamond, need I liay more? AAl'Aeah. 
wlwt. okay?! Ciinxl siunmcr limes! DustniH 
Paa^e. Leah* and Chris: keybfUitrding class 
memories- awsiHtie Marty comebacks! I'll 
miHs my awsome Ckscrcw so much! And to 
rest of 05 you roeked-l'll m*si> you all- uxi 
many good memories to rccill, and aiways 
remember: "We a a- (he music makers, and 
we are the dreamei^t>l^da"am?i".- Willy 

• Mom, Dad. A:^ T rev, I could n*t ask for 

ri n V I Kin u tv* I ti* r I tin nk\ I V ir 1 1 in « m f l%» m ' 



Emily Kademacher 





Leah Kupe 



Bung Hwi Seo 




-Sl lf \8S1 II " 
uhhhhHihlildth*deep man voice* 
" bxtkin g ctuT cave I rxJ ay" 
f it tie kids running ;iiiiund might s^eel 
my ^egiaHcs" 
Not gunna Ik" 
Head scratches 
X hirp.».cltirp" 
H ey it ' s closed , ymi w anna go inT 
U s tJmtcrii lime GMRCC*Come on 
woman !\ 00 ^> cliivmpagnc, (nay 
ClianitTinc. Tlieater plays and festivals. 
Infanta, tk-r s a dwarf m the aa*nar 
fliorus. White -knuckle nde in Dr, tiold^s 
. ar, Young playwriglils. Joseph- 'Let's 
tjy a fcnvt.* Seaeamp rules! Charley: 
At 'a* all gunna dk!' House! Black wall! 
WlK^re is> flattop T? A bird ale f he ^trk? 
Iwi. sea, and Cassiopeiii, Tiki hui talks. 
Nonuinmg and don't tiirow the marit 
"Hold fast JO your dreams for ls dreams 
die. life is a bsal that cannoi lly/- 
Latigston Hughs 



Ti.x) ntan\ goos n^emoricf* Iwre at MSJ I 
and Amepcu, IfViWtW HHSvs.. MSJ I 
soccer game, histtwy written. #9 foa*ver. 
Tommy n I, #<> baby- Poker games to 

Johns' ever) weekend, so intense. 
Tc\lin' w/ Tara. always make me ^rnile 

Ap physics Class. 'J.A.P,!i.J.A.P.S!r 
Anth N I al music aiom, U,S.A Vs. Kor..' 
Fiyin' cnmpctition. In liaM. DK. "Whiii's 

up nui Ivomie*! T lie coT^ibinidion of 

"While N Yellow Pttw'cr!'- we never 
scaa^d anyone!! 1 lltmk you all m> htisi 
famileii. Prion*. Wtxxiards, Wetzler*. for 
suppCJft and wami kive. 1 liank.-* MSJ for 
having me for 4 yrs. Titan ks my family m 

Kluc, for giving me gieat experience. 




Christofer Prior 



Jennifer Stanton 



Ro6ert Stedtnan 




MSJ M>OVER RHa Thanks Gary . 
Fnmt page BD. J K, Mti. over 2*11 in oni 
night, t rip to Burlington . !Neil Diamond 
t sweet caa^linek He's a 5 LP. Fanch 
classes. BIll* maU. MoniaaLcluhSS wjil 

Black lee. Flitting my lie ad al Erin's 
h^i3SL'. file KB(^ Ime. Denny s with the 
tiimg, PaintbalL pool, roller iMxkey and 
ultimate ping ptnig. BD, JM, M(i can't, 
switch I aWe scan we. Late night poker 
games al tlie Kelly's, having Hwi as a 
hroitier ( ( fOod Times). Camping out iHi 
that Island rsummer2tXJ4} l-()-l Hockey 
Junjor year v% RHS. MG Ptttsford co(* 
oit the way to OM YA, \an rides- si mv^t 
and apple coa/ bmiie. D.V03/03 dkl o 

like that %i:it/. 
-All of the friends I made thsmLs aim. 
and Ltmnks for evcr>t lung Mom. Dad, 
and ioal 1 bve nxj alk 



Mody Khodes 



fevs 
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hnri w tirds; Mandy. Bee , \' in l age ! 
jM of fun wiih all mv frk;nds, its 
tc.ll. good liK;k to you all. I want lo 

Tiv dad fi«" neverkaving my side, 
f 1 kne sou! Bulterfly kis^ses. You 
f :].:iw wlietx* you life may lake you, 

[t lo its fullest. Ride or die! In 
: rnemory i^f Kojaek. you're m my 

I I j^ll underclassman eiipv this. i! 
■ ^ ta^t, Dad K4^rr>" for all tlx" hard 

1 J Her put yiHj through, and M iss, 
1 i do cam and i il^arvk you for 

tijig 1 don't know wlierc tlw lime 

!uit it went fasL.. dad buiierlly 
s<,^„. J gtiess my lime Is done 
here ...good tiiek loall. 




MS} ftjoihall Never forget ii- Todhall is 
like life- it reqinres fire serve ran ce.se If- 
d e n ia I .liard work, sac rific c . de d icat ion , 

and aspect for autlurrity."- Vmce 
Lombard i. Tliimks for iill tk' memories 
guys..-l lovfd wearing the Grcen and 

Whtt e . . A . t i J tK" s Poti d N c wr 
forget ting..,C .O, &L,S,- Trips to tlic 
stoa\.Ptiker with the gu>i4...namingD 
Huntingw.Z^^. no u can't driw my car.,. 

Kait my eara better.-. Fason ur the 
man,..R,C. gocxl times.,. Tripes up Pico, u 
cant nm drivr the Durango up..K,P. 
BBF..Tkmk you Mom Mid Dad for all 
y oursupp(jri and every thing you have 
done for rac, I kwe yoa 



Aiissa Stefanniiii 



Jennifrr Vaiack 



KM, KP. AS. JS. BG. AL, DK, DS. BD- I 
ilyiownies! •Girts N ights 0.1' Kl M^klng^- 

bff . 1 i I e plans, n o mc a v . 11 vm i v f c - 
ICMMG, MRCS. Tes4^fi; roiid trips, phink 
helly! AS- Sr prom 03. Kanks- lotion, nice 
kxH. MF. JS. KM'Our hitic lunch lahlc. 
KFP- Yankees, bread, t in day my rtl 
iio d Boy Meet s Worid , J amk- V an ks 

and dianis! Myrtle Beach^WO^^'. 
VTS&F:HaRSE*. MSJWV Basket hi ] 
ilya-be st t mtcs. C J M - Stt>rage Bin > i 
t >fe!!*CJS<3 <)^MW 1 t l\mi 
Countdown's on* Totlvc few who lave 
been sincerely tka and aul, thanks! f ' 
my pa an i %. C lin l an d N ota n - 1 ha n k v 
foreveryiliing. I kne you. "Ever> ne\^ 
beginning comes fnmi some oilrr 
beginnings end. ' 




Its the mmc siory the earn' told mc its 
tlie oniy one he kniw, like the morning 
sun you come and like i he wmd you go. 

Ain t no time to liate. baaly time to 
^^a(L whal i want to know is. whea diies 
the time go." < ire at fid Dead 
MR. Senior Prfjm 0^ <ilJ wliat aj>^ht. 
go pic kptx^ke ling sometrme^iPBi^ 
Caiiiin' huddy 
driv ing, and a ct-Miple of deer along the 
way (BG) AL4DK l(V02/l)4. Kristen all 
the gaai memories fri>m 5ih grade till 

now! Trixi. FL. and the epp<- ILY! 
Mandy: amcmhcr our wonderi'ul triof 
\lhan\ and om ^^ ild night in cast let on 
and TWGS! Kiiit. we've had !it>many 
•>ecens and sii many meinorie*., every 
lass logctlier soph, year, HAD- thank you 
for everything I LY!! MH-T batiks for 
cvcrv thing, win* knew we we a- sc> alike? 
lA ! KM r M.KP.DK.\f .BD J S.BG ,M R 
admit it we'll always be iwnies! Miim 

and Dad, lliank you for everylhing, 
beacuse oJ you i'm Fmally aWc to get out 
and get by. 
I LOVE V OU 



These ane the times to a member. 

Cause ii wiU not last fiHevcr. 
These aa the day* lo hold otito. 
Cause we won't allhot^h we'll want to. 
This is the lime, but time 1^ gomg to 
eliiUige." 
-BiUy Joel 

A.M,- My Best Frierid-Tlie girl 1 "Unc 
to Hale", TlianLs for it all. ILY always! 
T.f.- You tell it like tt is. never change! 
f>,G., L.R.. b.D..-'^ People Change 

ILYG! M,P.<3 ^NeH a day givs by" 
y IW04- 1 low you! Mom and dad- Stx? 
many things 1 could nul have done 
w hknrt yoa Titan ks for all of your 
supp(>n. I could not ask for anything 
more. JLY! Sanv 1 hope lhai everylhing 
ymi ever da^am for comes true. Always 
a member that no goal is impiJs&iHe to 
aaett Hdd on to your youth, it goes by 
way to fast. I kwe you, and gd luck! To 
I Ik class of 2U<>5, go out, have fun. and 
live life! (3ur raemori' lives on ... 




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I don't wanna make lots of Don't foi^et "Thinking is 
money: I just wanna make 1 ry ing is every thing." 

, . , "Alwavs posilivc thinking" KEEP 

good movies on a low smiling!!" IVIy family- Dad. 

budget Mom . Sister- Thank you soo 

much for sending me here, Ncu 
Family-Dad, Mom, Va]. Aly. 
CharijC" Thank you so much for 
accepting me. My friends thanks 

aloi for cheering me on. New 
Friends thanks all for talking with 
me Teachers, Councelors, Hippo 
members, OX'YL. Everyone who 
has supported me 1 love you. 
Thanks verv' very much! 




"These art tfte times to rtmember. 
'Ccmst it will not last forever. 
These are ihe days to Koid onto, 
'Cause we won't although we'll want to. 
This is the time; but time is going to change. " 





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>Molly Rhodes, Dong 
Hwi Sec and Erin 
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K.C. McCormack and 
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f' \ ^Rp^t Buddies 

V Colin Butterly. K.C. McCormack 
^nd Anthony LaPlaca 




V Rest Ruddies 
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Cmss Couple 

f*^ AJy Maliar and Jamie 
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r Danielle Geno and Jung Hoon/ ^Kristen PiMi an^^^ 
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Most School Spirit 

Kait McCarthy and K.C. 
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Joseph Park and Satomi^J^ 
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TVIandy Frank and Mai'k 
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Iways Seen to^kher ^/^ Always Seen Together 

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Jen Stanton and Anthony 
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Most Original ^ 

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\ Broadwa y Bound 

f/^ Angie Champine and 

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Always Asleep 

Shay Patten and Eniilj^ 
Rademacher 



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Senior GiaASS 
Hqrqsgqpes 

Aquarius- [anuarv 20- F ebruary 18 

KC McCormack- In 10 years HI be living out of my 94 Corolla witlniny roommate Jackie Chan. If that doesn't 
work out HI probably just move to Wyoming and chill with BuUer, Anth-, Kanks, and anyone else who wants in. 
Lindsay Pour> In 10 years I will be in England, sharing an appartment with Danie-lle, oWning a pet shop and 
writing poetry, still holding out on gfetting a "flip" phone. 

Chris Prior- In ten years I see myself listening to Neil Diamond while driving the Escort to Montreal, to go into 
the hat flipping business with COBO. , 

lenn Valach- In ten years i see myself working for the President writing big time newspaper stories, while sending 
money to Aly in order to support her dream of living all alone on a deserted Island. 

Pisces- Febm ^ir y 19- March 20 

Angela Champine- In ten years I hope to seetnyself with a Master's Degree in Mujic Education and 
Performance.' 1 will be writing and recording songs while teaching highschol music, hopefully "not in Vemiont, 
but atleast somewhere in the North East. I will definitely still be straightedge. Any hopefully by then I will have- 
a significant other, which I will marry, and apopt children with. 

Bryant Garrow- "Where I go I just jclon't know, I might end up somewhere in Mexico. When I find my piece of 
mind I'm gunna keep it for tl^e end of time/" -RHCP . . . 

Alv Mahar- In ten years from flow I will be stranded on a tropical island in the mfddle ot the Mediterranean 
Ocean and living off seafood and fruits with exotic names. . , * . - . n " ** 

Chris Pauze- In ten years I will be serwing'the United States Army as a corftn^is^ioned officer, After graduating 
West Point 1 go on to lead a siccessful military career, eventually making my way intot^ublic service and 
politics. .. 

Moliv Rhodes- In t^n years I will have gradwated from college to become a successful journalist. I will be' 
married to a coach ir} NFL (or'Tiki Barber), and I will have 4 kids. We will be living next foot: to Caitlin and 
Johnny Da moil, wiitcFiing the Yankees pound the Red Sox every: y#ar. - • " 

Dong Hwi Sec- In 10 yrs,J will be the greatest doctor fn the world and I wilt become one ot the richest people 
in Asia. I will be living in rny own big appartment. I will be traveling all aroGnd the vvorld and. will probably 
enjoy the rest of my life. . • . 

Mike Weins- In 10 years I see my s^lf-making movie after movie in- the indepeiiflent world. I will be marking a 
happy and worth while living off of my [bassion aixJ dream, and not going broke. 1 will do all of this (hopefully) 
not in Vermont. I promise you this, unless for some strange reason that [ see film is better, I will stay digital. 

Aries- March 21- April 19 

Adam Greeno- In ten years I will be in the N.B.A. sen/ing high quality H20 to all the all-stars while getting paid 
miliions lo analyze their already perfect shot, 

lohn Kelly- Be of good cheer; 1 have overcome the world. -John 16:33 ^ 

Leah Rupe- U s a toss up between owning a business on a corner in NYC or begging for change on a comer in 
NYC. Lets see how the whole college thing turns out first. 

Taurus- April 20- May 20 

Mark Gaudreau- 1 dont know, 111 probably be an underwear model. 



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Bri any Gibeautl- In ten years,. who knows where Til be. Only time will tell. But, hopefully 1 11 be working at 
M,. ^ General Hospital, rolfin in the cash of course, manied to my married beautiful husband, and on my way 
to irling a nice little family. If all else fails Mandy and I will be livin' it up in California, after we open up a few 
yV- ^le Haus's at Heavenly and VaiL. and be snowboard bums until we run out of money, 
jgn Stanton- In 10 years, 111 probably be just as confused abut life as I am now, but hopefully I won*t be 
,co* 'used in Rutland, Vemiont. I want to be in Florida. 

mini" May 21- hne 21 

McCarthy- I will be a professional Charlie's Angel with Kristen, Anthony, and Caitlin and in my spare time 
Kri :^^n and I will be at the zoo visiting our monkey friend Alex! I will also be playing professional soccer with my 
gilt nend Kate Daley. 

^fl Pfadt- Into years III probably be still in school, or maybe prison. Us okay though, as long as Tm there 
wii friends. Whatever I m doing, it s gonna have a major impact, thats for sure. But then again, in 10 years, 
wl' ' ihf hells gonna be^reading this to find out is I was right? 

Le - fulv 23- Ausust 22 

hi. i t Graham- In ten years 1 will either be in New York City on tour after I have finished college. If I'm in NYC, I 
wil be playing any place I can to get discovered. If 1 m on tour, I Will be rocking across the USA with my hit 
iov And 111- slop at ol MS) for a homecoming concert of which the money would be donated to the Art and 
ic department. 

luj d Hoon Han- Hm I will be working for the law firm in£oston or NYC, living in a hotel, in a penthouse, 
ev ryone who wants to come; the door is always Opea I will have hundreds of my friends partying all night 
(oi ps!) and I will have my beautiful girl friend, my life will be B-E-A-U-T-I-FUL!! 

V/ go- August 23- September 22 

D. nielle Geno- In 10 years it I'm not living with Lindsay helping her out because her'job as an animal trainer/ 
w er isn't kickin' it, or somehow back in Poultney, I'll be an elementary school teacher working with the inner 
( a kids or out in another state, married and possibly happy with kids, hopefully With Tom Brady because that 
m n \i aweso[ne. On the side Leah and 1 will be doing comedy shows across the nation with our concaveness. 
Z'^* n down south. ..'She wanted her a real cowboy it was a phase she was goin thru./ *having some fun* 
, • jo 'ph Park-; AtteV 10 years, 1 will be done with my medical school and would be ready to work as a doctor, 
h' letully I will have my own hospital. 
• K n^ten Pisanelli- In 10 years I will be a professional Charlies Angel with Kait, Caitlin, and Anthony. And on the 
, sifie, I will be living at the Zoo with Kait and our monkey friend Alex. And if all else fails, I will be living in NYC 
d ricihg.. going to shows every flight. 

[>bv Stedtnan- In ten years I will be living in South Carolina, as a golf bum. Living off of donations from my 
si er, who will be a rick Doctor, and also money I win from challenging the local members. 

L ' yra- September 23- October 23 

B hby DeAngelis- I see myself living in Colorado, leading the Rockies to a game 7 world series win over the 
R- d Sox, chillen in my huge mansion, that I built with Jamie who is now rich and is the top engineer in the 
c untry, world renowned for his work. After we make my mansion, with the newest gizmos and highest 
tt hnology to date, HI help him build his next door and we will swim in our sweet cash and buy a huge ice 
CJ-am cake, retiring in style, happy ^md filthy rich! 

jc Gress- I see myself starting my own business, either for skiing or for machining. Or til just follow my dream 
a I id be a ski bum somewhere. 

P i stin Kleefisch" No idea; probably in Mexico, what kind of question is this? 

i Stephanini- In 10 years, HI be living in Connecticut with my husband Ernie and all three children 
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Scorpio- October 24- November 21 

Colin Butterlv- In 10 yrs, I will be making a living by dispersing ye-yo to the young population of Montana, .tnd " 
once I realize there isn't a business in it* I will work as a painter in MV. Once I'm done with that I'll win the loliory 
and reside with my buds K-Maa Kanks, and Anth in Mexico City, Mexico, and do whatever we want. 
Erin Davenport- In 10 years I see myself as a successful zoologist, traveling the world doing my research 
anywhere but Vermont. 

lamie Maravalli- If my plan to excel at intramural baseball and eventually make it into the major leagues faih 
then I will be in the books for a professional soccer team in Europe. If all else tails I will become an engineer 
and get rick after I'm hired by Bobby, the all star pitcher, to designs mansion with all the newest high tech 
gizmos to make his life as easy as possible. I will then build myself one right next doorapd me and Bobby will 
retire happy with all the ice cream cake we can eat. 

Satomi Yamamoto- I'm gonna go back to Japan, and go to high school again. I'm gonna go to college. Study 
hard. Enjoy my college life. I'll be an English teacher. Someday I'll be back here! 

Saeittarius- November 22- December 21 

Caitlin McCormick- In ten years, I will probably still be in school somewhere, but more importantly 1 will be 
one of Charlie's Angels with KP and Kait. 

m 

Capricorn- December 22- lanuarv 19 * , 

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Anthony LaPlaca- In ten years I'll be off in my own home, listening to Christmas music and enjoying life. 



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Col 1 Butterlv* To I accy 1 leave you in t hai gc* To C>K)ncr I leave 5 bucks* To Brevvsler I leave you Most 
fHit t>!e Bat helui\ To Pai kei I leave \uu an uiKonirt>llal>le Uu owing aniK To Fason I leave )()u a yard stick to 
con j>aj~e. To Ricky 1 leave stinky farts in the huddle. To Ern I leave New York its a ct^sjXKjk To Wonje Kim I 
lea^ American Lif estyles. To CVmt I leave you whatever you would like in the weighu oom. To the Holtnians I 
leav the days of the legendary Bantam B's. 

AtiL ila Champine- To Jen S. I leave all of niy songs. To Emily, I leave my CD (bl lection. To Reilly Hart I leave 
nvv' tmity and the nian\ memfiries of Erencli II. To Matt Griiliani I lea\ e the jx>wer to rotk on. To divi-np m\ 
gui ^rs, I lea\e the Alvarez-Vuzanna" to Aaron (fO RHS. and die Stjuier-' NirVfUia" to .Ajidrew (n> MRUHS. Jung 
Hi f n gets mv ca|% and Ju^ui (tO PHS gets everytliing else. And to evetTone else I leave peace, love» and et|Lialit)\ 
Eri i Davenport- To Rob I leave all the Icing car rides to schoi_)l in the morning. To Liz Temple, I leave all the 

- fun ^nd f unny moments at D's house. To tJie cheerleaders keep the MSJ spirit alive. 

Bo! Sy DeAngelis- I leave Kevin my right aim, 1 leave Cor) Uitf hocke) learn and talking privileges, to die 

rer ining soccer team I leave an apple core, to Parker I leave tiie baseball team, to all ibe Red Sox f ams I leave a 

UtV ind I lea\ e T\ lcr die soccer team* ^ 

Bt} t nt Garrow- To Rit ky I leave "pick up the daisies". DJ- "A FAT ONE". Flood- liiy Rankles, Facey can adopt 

m\ ad habits, (^hristin I Ic^ave some candy 

Mil k Gaudreau" To Zak keep diose Holtmans under ( (mUtoI, 

Da ielle Geno- Briltarn- the note^)ook- tn) shoulder to lean on, the chance for a new Ixginning. Kenz- solid 
bat Njx>t, cheering memories, dynamic duo, [Lda- my heafi, my love, backseau amvans-(i,0, Andrew- IxLsketball 
mc I lories.. ahs ays. Li/zyT - soccef jersey, gogetum. hot n uck. My little hcKlge- I leave you my height, !7iy desire 
to I i short, aJid gixid timc^ dm ing biLsketbiill. Michelle- otir lankyness..rind pink po\ver rangers! Jiismine- tny 
nitivname and fall c heering.^agaiti. Kris&Leah- fellowcaptains. WVBasketbal I,. state championship every year 
MS^ lives on. Fl esh nuui- CifKxl luck. You'll ntwl jt! 

Br laiiy Gibeault- To Eda (my love) I leave the luncli table, die Salt Shaker, giggPes in cbajx-l, the broken pew, 
an^ Marshal, l o Mike Facey I leave the X'oKo, Ms. Daley and die neighlK)i h<K)d.. hold it down with Ff)Iey. To 
Cii I leave the curls (kcxp em), a l)od\shot (sahiijiime) and 50=6. To Keiuie 1 lt*ave iJie incoming freshmail 
(gi ^) and l>oys i supjxxse, cai ry on die tradition, 

M; Grahamr To Mike Pacey I leave my mtisical ear. To Reilly Heail I leave the spotlight of the stage of the 

- ^h -string Theater, To John French I leave my sense of individuality and iniiciueness. To Andrew I leave Mr, 

Sp. /er. To l)i , Zimmerman 1 leave the diree sttK)gt^ from jXfricKl five. To Mr. McDonough I leave empty late 
pi s. To die AlSJ parking lot I lca\ e saf et\ . Attd to MS] I leave the memories of me. 

, At i iti Greeno To Courtis Oldsnioliile pritle; to Gillxn t deiense on die new comei"; to Einie dieb-ball team: to 

\ Li femple dm dnies at Joe's Pond: and to Brittany the ability to^rive a car. » 

j^o ^ Gregg - I leave to all those folUnving me the right ^tnd freedom to chtxise who and what they are. To follow 
til T dreams ajid lo go wherever die futtu e brings diem. And last but not least, to have as much ftm along the 

! w;i . what C(Hikl Ix' more im|Xirtant th;im fun? 

I Ju i g Hoon Han- To Ihmg Ra^ "Hold the middle! Hold it Ray" you know what Tm.talking alK)ut yo! I leave my 
I cc! cr cilice to you, gtxxt luckl To Hayden, it has betni a blast, do-your Job, then you will be* f ine. To Sangkvu, 

ki« Head up always! You v^ill Ixf playing next season. G<xxl luck all of you guys, ah* yea!! 

loi n Kelly- To Rae Rob, ejl of die goal scoritig. To J J, and Reilly die tennis team. To E,H, the water Uittle 

wi I the hole in the ttip. To CX. a big green ballcKih, 

Di tin Kleefisch- To Brit the funny side of me. To Foster my shoes, I love you; To KO happy pills: To Gilby 
dh ill bailer; To Tom ga\ and men \ timers; To Ernie my house or the cash value of $34.32; To Coonet Truck 
of I lie Year; To Curl my spatnsh dictit)nary; To Ricky yelling [jeoples names oh yea!; To Cristobal baseball, 
s\v jiping mall and to Ix^ tall: to Kate D my uterus. 

Ai I t bony LaPlaca- To Eda McFeeda I lea\ e the Champagne Explorer, some raisin nut bran, and a bunch of 
i<r . To C;hris Parker I leave the catching jxxsition and some kisses. To McGcm) I leave tfie N umber 1 sophomore 



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5[XJl, a new pair ol hunting biois, aiul tlic en lire Slate of Monlaiia. To Qxnier Buck 1 leave "hev Ant\ my 
chcrishetl knee l>raccs» aiui all theccxil aid you could iimgiue. To Smile)- I leave a decent split-nui^ei ed fasti jail 
aiid a frown jn ease you ever" nettl iL To Blaunienator I leave ihe South Station and all of its hvdro-acju uic 
engineering dudes. To niy beloved sbn SkelLh I leave a ride home aftei' lifting every day, my wisdom and ^ 
knowledge of tJie world, and all tlie Chrislmas lunc^ to last a lifeliuie. To Norman I leave some cow pamc*s find 
a lake a penn\ leave a jx^nu)' jar. To Ernesto I leave a lioule of Samuel L jac ks* sn made painstakinglv bv me, 
Samuel L Jackson, as well as my hiuing abilities. To (an lis 1 leave some Frencii Fritzs. .La\ off nie Vm starving, 
an a]>ple, and a wliole lot of resjxxt. To Ziik I leave a bt>wl of jello, some cat wliiskers, cuid the title of "Frank", 
To the Holtmans I leave my lightening sptx*d. •you're gonna nctxi it To Gilby I lea\ e numfxT 31. room 211, 
and one very sfiec ia! girk To Tom I leave a liidrcuL Tt) Jason Foster 1 leave a cntsh helmet and stain rmover. as 
well as a can of sjx^gheuios. To Truttian I 1ea\ e the breakfast club and "You're Still the One^, Tc) Rick I leave 
the slory of the village idiot and mv seat on the Ijus, To Facey 1 leave tlie mass, music duries and a gcjldflsh. To 
Ren/ie I leave some height. To Hot C^arl I lea\'e the hot tub, imd a pair of clean socks. And linally f leave a 
'^thank yon'' to my teachers, friends, parents, and snppirters. 

Aly Mahar- to Andrew mid Pltn 1 leave ycai the cross country team. You are die cross cmtntry teaiti! Take rat e 
of coach. 

Jamie Maravalli- To ('firisdn I leave veais of sticcess in math and ph\'sics; to Erica I leave m\ heigh I mid lennis 
skills; lo Kellie t als<> leave some tennis skills. '1ii", and a smile; to LT I leave mv go<ilie skills: lo VVonje $5; lo t 
Mike hacev M<)ntr(*al and sf>me aspir in; Zak you get defense ail to vfau seU: (lore) I leave a straight jackev, an<l i 
die tradition of Ix^ating Rutland: John Frenc li 1 leave you die tennis team do some gCKKi; to Bi ittanv I leave all ;1 
of my randomness; Tara 1 leave you a fishinj^ fx>le widi a duck on die end of itf Tom and Ricky 1 leave V(»u ^ 
guys die curse: to Rob f lic ks a chit ken melt; to Holuiiaiis I leave angei^ management; to/Gravelle f leave a 
Hershevs smidae pie: and to Kate Daley 1 leave tlie guys stxcer team, take gt kkI care of it for me. 
Kait McCarthy- To (liristin t leave crajil:)erry Jtiice. To Lexi i leave a bug and singing lessons. To Kate 1 lea e 
die church, mul lajltng in the shower* To Liz T 1 leave JR, Tt) Jason f leave pneumonia and 57* To Shaim I 
leave the next \eai>,,gfHxi luck, • 

KC McCormack- To Curt, I ieave a liter of water. To CcKjner, I leave a piteher.jof Koof-jAid, Ch tin gin' Clherry of 
course. To Face)\ I leave my Winterfrc^h. To Norm a fresh set of spinning rims,*To Frank 1 leave nn 'c^hijis 
and WSOP on tape, study up.. To Big a fresh piir of shorts in psyclio-ville. And fniallytp i^tichorman, I ldi\ t> 
#62, ' ^ ; . . \ ^ . ' ' , ^ 

Caidin McCormick- To la/ T and Erica, yelling at ttie freshman in soccer and the abdity to \xd\ <ittenUon to Ll;e 
fotitliall games. Also to Lizdimib jokes mid stovies for all of die bus rides. Antf to m\ litde f^rudiei* the Esc ape*, 
the house (be goocH) and my regidar lardiiiar^s. 

Joseph Park- To myjuncli table, I leave* yoti guys the feiTet if we ever get one: To Ploy 4 leave you my cross 
coutitry *i kills aiid* my ctbility to pri^ncmnce ifie worlds "World ^' and "Girls", Tt>*Andrew I leav<? vou Vash the 
StamjxrfeVs awesome'coai if we ever finish it arid my position of the band leader. 

Carl Pfadt- To Seen Baralia the track le;uTi. To Adam Molmian the diesel To John Holunan alternate weekend 
use of aforementioned diesel. To Tom Sextt)n my ey;iiicism. To Liz Temple J leave you something. Figtu" oui 
what you wmt.tuid let me know. ToG>oner ati engine block so clean you could |eat cheejieburgers of f it. To the 
class of 2008. resjject for yqur elders and retribudve reciprocity, 

Kristen Pisanclli- To Kenzie- 1 leave the hand picked 5, die stjuad. iuid M&M Cones, To Alex- I leave a new 
Halloween cx)Sttmie and Jac k's Af fet don, To Kate D- 1 leave a pan of Lasagna and Ma' Cotisfn, To Eda I lea\ c 
tile next 2 years at MSJ ^tnd all my love* To Jeffrey- 1 le^ive my Derek Jeter shii t, nn Dad's* jokes, and our 
friendshij)- To Rickv 1 leave mv love for the Yankees, Spongefiob, y mi cora/on. 

Lindsay Pour- Liz Temple- from Antoine to Patd-Boggk% niy car horn, sliott) sholty shot gun, screaming in die 
cai^ when its cold, picking up M. on T.T,, and aiwihing else you wajitl (except for the spvder) Erica- the *1 4 
tennis sfxit. Christin- the Wendy doll and the tennis team. Bi ittau)- my driviitg skills. Dr. Zelter- darts for 
Danielle's pictine* 

Chris Prior- to Facey I leave pu ties in Montreal, to die Holtmans/Zak I leave the luK ke) team and Uie ability lo 
fV)IIow cars, to Chrisdn L i leave my baby, to Eric a I leave die bc^t shoes in die world, and tcj Seth, Lane, ('.ore\ 
and Zach I leave Black Ice, 

Molly Rhodes- To Kristen Markowski- Belonio's with Mike, OUR lunch table^ and a phone call at lunch, Clint' 
all that MSJ can offer you and my car* Tara. Natimi. and Kristen- die field ho#:key team. KO- die Marge voice 
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U h Rupe- VC:heering- leave the driuiia for your mama ajid ( heering camp;-), Fjda and D- back seat l ani van, 
^-Mi Inigbts at Denny's. Laurie- driving the rani van, Danielle* Aflet school snacks "gtilled chc^^se and 
sal -KHiella", Lil' McCormick- quiet rides toschcx)!. Caidin McCormick- I'll gi\ e him a ride home loL Jen Valach- 
f^a ue dropping "Banana Republic", jasmine- junior Iiacon cheeseburgers. Chris Pi ior/ Linckay« "Guess what we 
ha e next, TYIMNGC" Carl- "Ya like thaaa?" Brittany- Can you s}x^k...? john- LYA! Lindsay- Go Mules! Mandy- "I 
set t her last night", 'Mr. Gaiflyne, insert hands and sqxtrale". die sound-proof lx)odi. 

Dc ig Hwi Seo^ To Tommy, NumlxT '^9', 1 lea\ e ' Yellow Power" to MB, Ml\ jC:, TS, Bovee, BS, To Carl- Tlie. 
t It r gill, lo all international students- my English ability, lo Rae, Hayden, Kyu- Voctory Koiea. To Andrt^- 

II mlxj= Si Bal N u ni . To Tara- my heai t! 

Je Stanton- 1 want to leave the hockey teiim to all the ladies in the futui e, ancf all my love to my liero, my 
father. 

Ri bbv Stedman- Adam Holunan- I leave! my Football locker, Behling- I lea\e X-Power, resjxxt it well, 
A< lapatch- Rec eiver drill com[Klilions, C.Shajv 1 leave vou the neigh Ixirhood- 

Al e Stefamni" To Eda IJeaveap^iir of D's lo cat.ry around, To Lindsay 1 leave you some nuggets. To Jasmine, 
a f <le home ^td a lighter. To Kevin, Carl, and Tom, 1 leave you all a bag of CcUid), Mike Facey 1 k-ave you a 
pit iddle night out and BJ's House! 

Je n Valach- To Tara- I leave niy luck uidi gu)^; and my patiencd. (youre going to nc^ diem girl!) To Jen ti a I 
le e New Years and couches. To my sister Sam- I leave a ciiuerliouse, and all t>f die attei\tJoti fVon\ Mom aiid 
D I! (Enjoy!) ' * 

M ke Weins- Ben Sc aralia- I give you the l>ack seal in the l am vai'^^arid my enure CD collet linn, Andrew Reilly- 

1 i\e )c)u my enduriuice for future cross country sectsons so you ma) domiiuife all of the other rtmnei s. All of 
lb imderciassnien in drama- 1 give yoti mv inci edible acUng skills. All of the imderclassmen- I give vqu diree 
w. rds "Go to Staf ford^' 

& lomi Yamamoto- I leitve Aly my dnie in the morning/I leave Ploy iiiy lieight. To Joseph, anata ni Nilion no 
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Clubs 2004-2005 



Academy Hosts 

First Row: Aly Mahar, Jen 
Valach, Kristen Pisanelli. 

Molly Rhodes, Ashley 
Grandchamp, Ben Scaralia, 
Dana Bizon, Beth 
GarbatcUi, Luke Sticnke, 
Adam Cole Seeond Row: 
Kate Linquist, Joe Park, 
Ploy. Angela Champine. 
Tara Flinn, Jillian Classen, 

Olivia Hubbard. Ernie 
Bove. Jason Foster Third 
Row; Joelle Bove, Brittany 
Kleellsch, Tom Sexton 



Art Honor Societv 

Fii-st Row; Mrs. Kcele. 
Erica Hodulik. Curtis 
Shappy, Leah Rupe, Ploy 
Vichiu^korneul 
Second Row: Kellic 
Gilligan. Erin Davenport, 
Aly Malicii% Alexandra 
Jensen, Joe Park 




Chrous 

First Row: Zack Heatli, 
Emily Rademacher, Jung 

Hoon Han. Angela 
Champine, Ryan Gilbert. 
Melanie O'Rourke. Dr- 
Zimmerman 
Second Row: Shay Patten, 
Tara Flinn, Jen Stanton, 
Justin McCormack. Ryan 

Acker man, Danielle 
Comstock. Kate Linquist 
Third Row: Matt Graham. 
Freshamn. Lacie Gilligan. 
Brittany Kleefisch. Adam 
Greeno. Sato mi Yamamoto 



Kate Daley. Caitlin 
Cassidy. Eda LaPlaca. Liz 
jremple, Alex Marcel 1, 
Melanie O'Ruurke, Justin 
M cCo imack Fourth Kl ; 
Jung Hoon Han, Adatii 
Circcno. Carl PfadL Rob 
Micks. Megan Devinney. 
Kel I i n Cavanough . Megan 
Bates, Susan Wing. Rilc\ 
Hart Fifth Row: Matt 
Graham, Jacob Gravel k\ 
WiUy Shouldice. .IctT 
C oombs. Curtis Shappy. 
IChris Pauze, Michael 
irelli 



I Interact 

I First t^Uiw: Mrs, Wetzler, 
1 Dai idle Geno, Chris 
i pail/ k . Leah Rape. Ms, 
Alex l^eswick-Couturier 
SccojkI Row: Jung Hoon 
Han. ^ hris Prior, S^mquc 
I Kun. Shay Patten, 
T Kristi n Pisanelli. Molly 

Rhodes 
^ 1 bird Row: Beth 
Garl itelli, Liz Temple, 
jCrist n Markowi^ki. Eda 
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Tri-M 

I^rst Row: Dr. 
Zimmerman, Emily 
RiKlemaeher, Angela 
C hanipine, Caitlin 
McCbrmick. Anthony 
LaPlaca 
Secc td Row: Jung Hoon 
H;ni. Dong Hwi Seo, 
Shav Patten 



Scholar's Bowl 

First Row; Mr, 
Merchant, Victoria 
Nil lolson. Ben Scaralia, 

Ling Hoon Han, 
Second Row: Joe Park, 
John Kelly, Ricky 
Czachor 
Third Row: Carl Ptadt. 
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Yearbook 

First Row: Molly Rhodes. Jen f 
Valach, Alic Stefaiiini 

Second Row: Christin Louras, 
Mrs. Larson 
Third Row. Liz Temple 





National Honor Society 

First Row: Dr, Zeller, Jen Valach, Leah Rupe, Danielle Geno, Ben Scaralia, Dong Hwi Seo. Mr Spatzer 
Second Row^ Aly Malm, Emily Radcmacher, Angela Champine. Liz Temple. Caitlin McCormick Anthony LaPIaca, 

Jamie Maravelli 

Third Row: KC McCormack, Kaitlin McCarthy, Car! Pradt, Christofcr Prior. Jeff Coombs, Ricky Czarchor. 

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Student Senate 

Fii'st Row: Mr. Stevens, Mandy 
Fr.uik, Kevin O'Rourke, Bnani 

Garrow, Jason Foster 
Sec vnd Row: Erin Davenport, Liz 

Temple, Joelle Bovc, Beth 
Garbatclli. McKenzie Dunphy, 

Caitlin Cassidy 
Third Row: Rob Hicks, Ricky 
C zachor, Eda LaPiaca, Shaun 
McCarthy, Ryan Kelly 




International Students 



First Row: Hyungrae Roh (Ray), 
JuTsg Hoon Han, Wonje Kim (G), 

Alberto Suarez 
Second Row: Satomi Yamamoto, 
H tnsol Oh (Jajiet), Jospeh Park, 
Sankyu Kim, Andres Munoz 
Third Row: Hyung Kyu Lee 
(Hij> den), Ploypisut Vicharkorneul, 
DongHwi Seo 





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Michael Bchling 
Andrew Blaiim 



Renest Bove 
Benjamin Brewster 
Braden Burke 
Joseph Casella 



Jillian Classen 
Jeffrey Coombs 
Richard Czachor 
Katherine Daley 



McKenzie Dunphy 
Michael Facey 
Tara Flinn 
Elizabeth Forte 



Kellie Gilligan 
Ashley Grand champ 
Kyle Guyette 
Erica Hodulik 



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Alexandra Jensen 
Sang-Kyu Kim 
Won-Je Kim 




Andrew Kulig 
Hyung-Kyu Lee 
Aimee Leonard 
Christin Louras 




Alexandra Marcell 
Kristen Markowski 
Andrew McGowan 
Carl Ojala 




Kevin O'Rourke 
Christopher Parter 
Naomi Roche 
Hyung-Rae Roh 




Benjamin Scaralia 
Thomas Sexton 
Curtis Shappy 
Elizabeth Temple 




Joseph Trudeau 
Ploypisut Vichakornkul 
Jenna Wet her by 
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Class Officers 



\ Lindsay Terebesi- F^resddent 
Tyler Gilbert- Vice President - ^ 
KeUin Cavanaugh-Treasfurer 
^ Jasmine Woods- Secretary 



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Zack Aquistapace 
DAvid BArton 
Megan Bates 
Adrian Bern hard 



Caitlin Cassidy 
Zack Cavacas 
Kellin Cavanaugh 
Adam Cole 



Corey DcAngeiis 
Michael DePoy 
Megan DeViny 
Jacob Flood 



Shea Fortier 
Jason Foster 
Tyler Gilbert 
Jacob Gravelle 




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Rebecca Han ley 
Reilly Hart 
Robert Hicks 
Kavla Hillier 



Adam Holtman 
John HoUman 
Eda LaPlaca 
Andres Loffsncr 



Tucker Mul hoi land 
John Raiche 
Andrew Reilly 
Clinton Rhodes 




Siobhan Rohlin 
Sabina Smiechovvski 
Luke Steinke 
Lindsay Terebesi 




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Ryan Ackerman 
Jacob Balestra 
Garret Bauman 
Erik Becker 



Dana Bizon 
Joe lie Bove 
Michael Cirelli 
Danielle Comstock 



TifTany Densmore 
Jordan Foster 
John French 
Elizabeth 
Garbitelli 




Krysta Gawet 
Ryan Gilbert 
Lacie Gilligan 
Kevin Grassi 






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William Hadeka 
Tyler Han ley 
Zachary Heath 
Olivia Hubbard 















Ryan Kelly 
Brittany Kleefisch 
Richard Kusscl 
Catherine Lindquist 




Shaun McCarthy 
Justin McCormack 
Colin McCormick 
Victoria Nicholson 




Michael O'Connor 
Janet Oh 

Melanie O'Rourke 
David Ribbons 




Willi am Should ice 
Alberto Suarez 
Morgan Thayer 
Jennifer Trombley 



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Seth Widli 
Lane Wisel 



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jun g Hoon Han- South Korea 
It's a good place to explore your 
interest in academics and sports. 
All of the faculty members and 
students are great. They can be 
your good friends. I always enjoy 
being in MSJ. It's a fun place! 




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Hyung Kyu Lee "Hayden"- Korea 
MSJ is pretty much a nice school. 
There are friendly people and a nice 
school system. It's nice to be here. 




Sankyu Kim- Korea 



MSJ is a better place to learn ideas 
than any other school. There are 
also nice friends and teachers at 
school. 




Andres Felipe Loffsner Nunoz- 
Columbia 



I think it's a better option for 
studying english in Vermont. Also 1 
feel very happy in this school 
because of the people. 




Wonje Kim "G"- South Korea 
MSJ has a great tradition that I 
enjoy learning. They have very 
interesting kids here. 




Hansol Oh "janet"- Korea 
It's really really fun to go to MSJ. I 
just love all of the teachers and 
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Joseph P. Park- South Korea 
1 guess MSJ is OK. 




Alberto Suarei- Mexico 
This is my first year studying in the 
US. I'm from Mexico and the schools 
are very different. MSJ has given 
me a really good experience and a 
good impression of the US. I am 
glad to be part of MSJ. 




Hyungrae Roh "Rae"- South Korea 
It is really easy to get together to 
do something. People at MSJ are all 
very funny and cool. I think MSJ 
always tries to help the community. 
Project Help was a really good 
experience forme. 




Ploypisut Vichakornleul- Thailand 
I remember the first time I came 
here at MSJ, everyone came to 
introduce themselves to me. All the 
students are so close and friendly 
here. I like it a lot. These things 
make it fun to be in this school. 




DongHwi Seo "Hwi"- South Korea 
I had a hard time when I first came 
to America. Everything was 
different. However, with the MSJ 
faculty and my American friend's 
warm love, I was able to accomplish 
my goal. It has been a great four 
years at MSJ. The faculty's 
willingness to always listen has 
helped me toadiust. 




SatomiYamamoto- Japan 
I think MSJ is a wonderful school. 
It's safe and I get along with the 
teachers and students. Students 
have positive participation in class. 
It's really different from Japan. 
People are really friendly. Thats 
why i enjoy my school like at MSJ. 



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First Row: Kellin Cavanaugh, Megan DeVinii) , Brittany 
Kleefisch, Becca Hanley Second Row: Andrew Reilly, Jillian 
Classen, Tara Flinn, Reill) Hart, Jenna WetherlD) , Josh Gregg, 
Lindsay Pour, Mike Weins Third Row: Matt Graham, Danielle 
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Winners of the 
Science are- 
Behavioral Science-- 
— Garrett Bauman 

Chemistry First 

Place- Clint Rhodes, 
Second Place- Jason 
Foster, Third Place- 
Shaun McCarthy, 

Fourth Place- 
Hayden Lee, Fifth 
Place- Reilly Hart 
Honorable mention: 

Dana Bizon, 
Victoria Nicholson. 
Engineering — - 

John French 




WAVE 
fl^EA 




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Environmental Science- — 
I -Mike Cirelli 
Health and Medicine — - 
-Eda LaPlace 

Microbiology 

Elizabeth Garbatelli, 
David Ribbons, Alberto 
Suarez 
Physics— — Rebecca 
Hanley 
Zoology— — Zack Heath, 

CoHn McCormick 
These students qualify to 
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Sitting left lo right: Robbie Steadman, Colin Buttcrly, Anthony l.aPlaca. KC McCormack, Carl Pladt, Bnaiu 
Garrow 

First row: Chris Parker, Ekn Scaralia, Kyle Guyctie. Joe Trudeau. Cad Ojiila. Truman Young. Curtis Shapp\ , 
Jeff CoQTTibs. Kevin O'Rourke, Ernie Bo\x\ Andrew MeGowen. Michael Behling 
Second Row: Billy Shoidice. Michael Cireili, Ryan Kelly, Ricky Czachor. Mike Facey, Toin Sexton. Joe 
Casella. Braden Burke. Andrew Kulig. Ben Brewster. Johnny Raiche. John Holtman, Adam Holt man. Richie 
KusseL Co ling McCormiek 

Third row: Coach Callahan, Coach Forte, Coach Coueher, Seth WidlL Jason Foster, Zack Aquistapace, Luke 
Steinke. Jake Flood. Zack Cavacas. D.J Banon, Adrienne Bernhardt. Clint Rhodes, Coach Cirelii 
Fourth Row: Eric Becker, Willie Hadeka. Justin McCormack, Shaun McCarthy, Jordan Foster. Ryan 
Ackennan. Lane Wissel, Mark PataMliano, Rvan Davenport, Coach Coombs 





Congratulations 

to Coach Callahan 
for winning Vermont 
Highschool's Division 
1 Coach of the 
Year!!! 




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Men's Varsity Socx:er 



Congratulations 
on your 1-0 win 
over 





First Row: Corey DcAngelis, Sang Kyu Kim. Mark GaudreaLi, Alberto Snare/., 
Jamie Marav^dli, Coach, Shay Patten. ,lLing Hooii Han. Michael O'Connor. 

David Rihbajis 

Second Row : Dung Hwi Seo, Chris Prion Andres LofTsner. John Kelicy. Hyung 
Kyu Lee, Bobby DcAiigclis, Hyung Rae Roh, Jacob Gravclle. Tyler Hanley 



2004 

Seniors 

Jung Hoon Han 
Mark Gaudrcau 




Jamie Maravalli 




Shav Patten 



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Women's Varisity 

Soccer 



2004 
Seniors 




Caillin McCormick 




Front Row (1 to r): Melanie O'Rourke. Kiile Daley, Kail McCarthy, Liz Forte, Caitlin 

McCormick, Jen Trombley. Caitlin Cassidy 
Back (I to r): Coach Jeuttnre, Erica Hodulik, Joel Bovc. Christin Louras. Alex Marcel I, 
Liz Temple, Danielle Comstock. Dana Bizon, SaitUi Holland 
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Field 



Hockey 



2004 

Seniors 




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Sato mi Yanianioto 




Motly Rhodes 




Mandy 



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Rhodes, Mandy Frank. Rebccka Hanley, Morgan Tliayer, Satomi Yamamoto 
Back (1 to r): Coach Johnson, Naomi Roche, Kellic Gilligan, Kristen Marko^\^ki, 
Tara Flinn, Amiee Leonard, Brittney Kleefiseh, Jenna Wcthcrby, Coach Larson 





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Dvistin iQeeflsh adde 
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Front Row (1 to r): Kr\'Sta Gawct, Melanie O'Rourke, Brittany Kleefish, 

Jen Trombley 

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Liz Temple 

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Alex MarcelL Liz Forte, Molly Rhodes. Coach Larson 



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Mens JV Basketball 




Front Row (1 to r): Adam Cole. Ryan Gilbert, Clint Rhodes, Marc Vitagliaiio, 

Richie KusscI 

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Front Row (I to r): Ryan Keily. Andrew Kulig. Adam Greene, Ernie Bove, 

Jan Hoon Han, Ryan Gilbert 
Back Row (1 to r): Coach Fox, Luke Siienke, Dustin Kleefish, Carl Ojala, Tyler Gilbert, 

Kevin O'Rourke, Coaeh Wood 




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Greeno reaches 1,000 as 
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MSJ's First Womens Hockey Team!! 



2004 
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Chris Pauze 




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First Row- Jamie Maravdli. Corey DeAngelis, Bobby Dc Angel is, Chris Prior, Chris 
Pauze. Zaek Heath. Mark Gaudreau, Middle Row- Billy Shouldice, Colin McCorniiek, 
Adam Holtman, John Holtman. Rob Hicks. Lane wiselL Assistant Coach J. D'Aniico. 
Back Row- Coach Creed, Jake Gravel le, Willie Hadeka^Tucker Muliand^Zak 
Aquistapace, Jordan Foster, Seth Widli. Assistant Coach Keith Uiztirczyk 
Missing- Manager Alberto Suarez 



2004 

Senior 

Mimdy Frank 






First 

Captains- 
Kristen 
Markowski & 
Mundy Frank 



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Back Row- Coach TilTany Cassano. Nico Louius. Kay la Hillier, Kate Daley, Christ in 
Louras, Kristen Markowski. Siobhan Rohlin, John Wing, Assistant Coach Sarah Bride 



Lindsay Terebesi Scores 
The First Goal Ever In 
MSJ Womens Varsity 
Hockey Team History!!! 



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Winter Cheerleading 



Ski Team 





lAi Joe Casella, Ricky Czachor, Tom Sexton, Ben Brewster, JelT Coombs, Mike Facey. Coacli- Chip Stevens 



Congratulations Joe On 
Making States!!! 



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Bates, Beth Garbitelli. McKcnzie Dunpliy, Olivia Hubbard 





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JV Softball 



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Valach. Coach Eastman Front Row- Marie Vospcter. Ashley 
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Kait McCarthy 




Back Row- Coach Sarah Bride, Tara Flinn, Kait McCarthy, Alex 
Marcell, Liz Temple, Amanda Frank, Caitlin McCormick. Coach Jeff 
Johnson Front Row- Jen O'Jala, Amanda Burns, Kelly Bowse, 
Michelle Higgins. Amanda Reilly 




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Anthonv LaPlaca 




Bobby DcAngelis 




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Chris Parker Back Row- Curtis Shappy, Bobby DcAngelis, Colin Temple. Kevin O'Rourke. 
Dustin KIcetisch. Vic Shappv, Coach Tonv Cirelli 






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Firts Row- Clint Rhodes. Andivw McGowan. John Holtman. Mike Behling, Adam Holtman. 
Rob Hicks. Back Row- Assistant Coach DcAngelis. Corey DcAngelis. And res Loftsncr.JcIV 
Coombs. Zack Cavaccus. Jason Foster, Zak Aquistipacc. Luke Stcinke, Andrew Kulig.Coach 



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Back Row - Mark Gaudreau, Jun Hyung Kim, Joseph Park, Jamie 
Maravalli, Jung Hoon Han, Coach Thomson 

Front row - Chris Prior, Mike Facey, John Kelly, Dung Hwi Seo, Reed 
Mitchell, Reilly Hart 




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Back row-Coach Cioffi, Ricky Czachor, Andrew 
Keller, Carl Ojala, Jeremy Jackson, Front row, 
Robbie Stedman, Matt Trombetta, Charlie Gottlieb, 
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Project Help is an 
event that provides 
Christmas baskets to 
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Favorite 
F:estaurants? 

AppleBees, Palms, 99 



Favorite 
Stores? 

Dick's, 
V^al-Mart, 
C lympia 
Sports 



Favorite Animals? 

Dog, Cat, Lemur 




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Creams? 

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Choclate, Choc. 
Chip Cookie 
Dough 



Favorite Movies? 

Napolean Dynamite, 
Dumb & Dumber, 
Dodgeball 



Favorite Foods? 

Pizza, Chinese 



Favorite Sports 
Teams? 

Boston Red Sox, Patriots, 
NY Yankees 

Favorite Singer/Band? 

G-Unit, Rascal Flatts, 
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Chip, Choc. Chip 
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[Mcbonaicrs Friends, MTV, ESPN, 
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Teams? 

Red Sox, Patriots, 

Yankees Favorite Singer/Band? 

Rascal Flatts, Usher, The Used 



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Favorite 
Food:Pasta 



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Ice Cream: 
Vanilla 



Favorite 
Movies: Elf, 
Meet the Fockers, 
Napolean Pijnamite 




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5 flow: 
Famiiy 
Guy 




Walgmnns 



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Restaurant: 
Applebee's 



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Sox and 
Patriots 





Favorite 
Animal: 
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Favorite 
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Pizza Television Show 

Seinfeld 



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Dustip corprou/s- Dapielle 




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when we aii hid in the closet 
and he didn't know where we 
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"'Know yourself- 
whal you can do 
and want to do in life 
Set goals 

and work hard to achieve them 
Ha\ e fun e\ er> day in every way 
Be creali ve- 
il is an expression of \our feelings 
Be sensitive in \iewing the world 
Believe in the family 
as a stable and warding way 
of Ii!e 

Believe in )ourself 
as you make choices 
about your life 
while following your dreams 





Believe that you are a 

an importani part of 

every one^s life that you loucli^ 
I Believe in love 
' as ihe most complete 

and important emotiofi possib! 

and always know that 

You are loved 

and admired 

by your family" 

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Thanks for ail the memories. 
We tove youl 
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Grandma Sue &Rick 





How could av\-y tvtr tell ^ou 
You are Uss thuiA. beautiful? 
How could &¥i.^oyi4 ever t€LL you 
you art Uss thaw whoU^ 
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To my little 

I hardly know where to begin You Ve my little 
sister, the one 1 fought with and laughed with and 
experienced life with, and now you've grown up. 
You've passed every test thrown your way and I have 
no doubt that you will successfully overcome all those 
that lie ahead You are so beautiful and so smart, and 
life has great things in store for you I m sure. You are 
my sister and you mean the world to me, and no matter 
where we may find ourselves in the years ahead you are 
always in my heart I love you 




Alyson - You are the most amazing young woman. You are beautiful, 
intelligent and sensitive young lady. You care deeply about other 
people, don't ever change that. You are going to do great things in 
your life. "Be who you are, and say what you want, because those 
who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." "And if 
they stare, just let them bum their eyes on you moving, and if they 
speak, don't let them change a thing that you're doing. Hold your 
head up, hold your head high." We love you!! 

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Emily, 

You brought 18 years of incredible 
joy and happiness into our lives. 
You are beautiful on the outside but 
your inner beauty is even greater. 
As you move forward in life and 
live your many dreams we wish 
you the same Joy and happiness 
you brought us* 

L.ove, 
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It really was only yesterday, iV% gone by that fast; 
Karate, dance lem»ns and girl scouts^ 
C hecrleading, basiketbatK and tennis. 
Science Fain, Math Camp and Girb State, 
Sleep overs, birthday parties^ 

and now. 
Your high school graduation! 
You have grown into such a beautiful lady 
I Inside and out. We're very proud 

To call you our daughter, 
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Erin. 

The past ^Koi yems have been such 
a jov and privilege id us is ifirt waiched >ou grow 
and Icam, T"he lime has oo* CMie for >mj to 
\cniurc our rntu the worldmsdmc the knouitdge 
you have gained both m boms and m school. As 
>€iu begin phise of your life; keep in mind 

that yoii hd * . . ^ :i that oiiH you cm give that is 
the reason you are here Use >twr precious energy 
to build a magnificent life. Remember, the best 
is yet 10 coiw 

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battlc-victonous." -Vmcc Lombard! 
Robby. you' ve grown up and accomplished so 
much these past four ^ears of high school' You 
really are leaving this experience Victonous* 
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Aft now the end is near 
V f I so I face ibe final curtain 
1 friend I If say i( clear 

4aie mv case of which Fm cenain 

lived a iift that's full 

traveled each and every highway, 

more, much more than this, 

>ITMV WAY 

I\e had a few, bui then again, 

tew lo mention 

vhaf I had to do and saw it through 
■lit exemption 
ifined each chartered course, 
5 long the byway 
-iore than this. 
1 D O IT MY WAY 

^ere ww limes I m sure you kmvk 
i bit off more than I coutd chew 
:hrough tf all when there was doubt, 

- and I stood tall 
did ii MY WAY 

laughed and cried 
my share of losing 
ooifc 1^ tears subside, I find il all 




ik I all that and may I say 
' rn a shy wmy 

^ no. nor me, f did it MY WAY 
^ IS a roan"* What has he gtn 
nuatf then he has nor 
Jaeifka^ he truly feels and not 
rds of one who kneels 
r«ord shows 1 took the blows 
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Dear /VDihony, 

We are blessed to have you for our son. You 
fiave grown into a well-rounded young man. Keep 
up your liard work, coiilinue to BELIEVE in yourself, 
and Know you are always loved. We are proud of 
vou /\nilionv, 

God's choicest blessings to \ ou always. 

Love. 

Mom and Dad 





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l*^h golikn mmise ushers m new 
oppfJtrtmi ties for those who have faith in 
themselves. Meet the sunrise with 
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positive thttiking arui u^orthwhi/e ettdeavor. 
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Sweet Jatnes, 

We are so proud of all ymtr accomplishments and the complete person that you have become. Go 
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